European shares rebounded at the open on Monday and technology shares led the decline amid expectations of a significant interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve (the US central bank) in the coming days. The pan-European STOXX 600 index fell 0.4 percent, hitting its lowest level in two months, while …
Read More »Dow Jones tries to consolidate within the general downtrend 19/9/2022
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Read More »CAD continues to rise 19/9/2022
The Canadian dollar succeeded in touching all the upside targets required last Friday at 1.3275, heading to visit the official price station at 1.3315, recording the highest level at 1.3307. Technically, we find the simple moving averages continue to hold the price from above and support the continuation of the …
Read More »GBP: continues its gradual decline 19/9/2022
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Read More »Crude oil tends to fall 19/9/2022
Negative trading dominated the US crude oil futures prices within the expected bearish path at the end of last week’s trading. It was heading towards the official target of 84.40, recording its lowest level of $84.30 per barrel. Technically, by looking at the 4-hour chart, we notice that Stochastic is …
Read More »Gold: Negative pressure remains 19/9/2022
Remarkable declines dominated gold prices, posting huge losses within the expected bearish trend during the last analysis, touching the official target at $1660/ounce and approaching by a few points from the second target of $1650, recording its lowest level at $1654 per ounce. On the technical side today, stochastic is …
Read More »Euro is witnessing sideways trading, waiting for a signal 19/9/2022
Limited sideways trading tended to the negativity dominating the movements of the euro against the US dollar, and the current moves are witnessing the stability of the pair’s exchange rate below the parity point of 1.0000, which constitutes a pivotal level for the current trading levels. Technically, by looking at …
Read More »Financial Markets’ Weekly Recap, September 12-16
The dollar rose slightly against the yen on Thursday after data showed a more-than-expected recovery in US retail sales in August, while the Swiss franc reached its highest level against the euro since 2015. Retail Sales in the US stayed increased by 0.3% to $683.3 billion in August, the data …
Read More »European new car sales rise again after 13 months of decline
New car sales in the European Union returned to growth in August after 13 months of decline. Sales increased 4.4% overall and rose in the main markets of Spain, Italy, Germany, and France, although they remained well below pre-pandemic levels, the European Union of car manufacturers said. This year and …
Read More »Gold stable near the lowest level in two years
Gold prices stabilized on Friday, near their lowest level in more than two years, and are on track to record their worst weekly performance in two months, after expectations of a large interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve (the US central bank) raised bond yields. Which extinguishes the luster …
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